07 — Learning Center (LEx)

This guide covers the Learning Center, where you find courses and learning paths to grow your business skills.


How to Get Here

  1. Look at the sidebar menu on the left side of the screen
  2. Under the Resources section, click Learning (it has a book icon)

What You'll See

The Learning Center has several areas on one screen:


Text to Check

Page Title and Welcome

Getting Started Modules

These are the first things a new user sees. Each module has a name, a short description, a time estimate, and a status label:

Module Description
Platform Tour A quick walkthrough of the key features
Your First AI Insight Learn to use AI Hub for business insights
Create Your First Campaign Step-by-step guide to launching a campaign
Set Up Your Business Profile Tell Blossom about your business

Check that all names, descriptions, and time labels (like "5 min") are in Spanish.

Learning Paths

There are three main paths. Each path has a name and a description:

Path Theme
Foundation Strategy, Story, Systems, Email, Sales
Connection Community, Writing, Video, Networks
Growth AI Tools, Automation, Team, SEO

The path names should be translated in a way that sounds meaningful and natural in Mexican Spanish.

Module Cards

Inside each path, individual modules appear as cards. Each card shows:

Fundamentals Section

A separate group of basic modules:

My Progress Section

Empty States and Errors


Interactive Elements

Learning Path Expansion

Module Cards

My Progress Button

Recommendations

Quick Wins


Common Issues to Watch For

Module Names

Module names are important — they should sound natural and inviting in Mexican Spanish, not like a literal translation. For example, "Your First AI Insight" should feel like an encouraging invitation, not a technical instruction.

Path Names

The path names (Foundation, Connection, Growth) are key navigation labels. They should be translated meaningfully. For example, "Foundation" could be "Fundamentos" or "Bases" — whichever sounds more natural for a business learning context.

Status Labels

Status labels like "Available," "In Progress," "Completed," and "Locked" appear on many cards. Make sure they are consistent everywhere — the same Spanish word should be used for the same status across all modules.

Time Estimates

Labels like "5 min" or "12 minutes" should follow Mexican Spanish conventions (for example, "5 min" or "5 minutos").

Modal Content

The unit detail modal contains a lot of text that is easy to miss. Make sure to open at least a few modules to check what is inside.


Checklist